
Koryos : Sons Of Mars
Shift seamlessly between overhead RTS command and brutal first-person action in the Gallic Wars. Conquer territories, build vital fortifications, and wage WAR. Your Roman troops aren't just fodder, every soldier has a name, earning ranks and a legacy as they survive the front lines.
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From the Commander's View to the Front Lines
Experience the Gallic Wars like never before by seamlessly shifting between overhead tactical command and intense, boots on the ground action.
Hybrid Combat Perspective: Issue strategic orders to your formation from a tactical overview, or dive directly into first-person combat to fight shoulder-to-shoulder with your soldiers.
Dynamic Formations: Command cohesive units of Roman soldiers.
Conquer, Build, and Defend
Securing the northern wilderness requires more than just winning battles; you must hold the land.
Territory Acquisition: Push back the Gallic tribes, capturing vital territories and expanding the Republic's reach.
Slot-Based Fortifications: Utilize designated build slots within captured zones to erect defensive fortifications, gather resources, and secure your supply lines.
Epic Siege Warfare: Plan and execute devastating assaults on enemy strongholds, or dig in behind your own walls to survive relentless counter-sieges.
Every Soldier Has a Story
Your troops are not expendable, faceless units they are individuals whose lives and careers depend on your leadership.
Persistent Careers: Every single soldier features a unique name, tracking their individual combat experience and historical career milestones.
Earned Promotions: Watch the flesh-and-blood troops under your command grow through the fires of battle, rising dynamically from low-ranking recruits all the way to decorated officers.
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